Description
A room you frequently use is the bathroom. This is also an environment full of obstacles for people with disability or motor difficulties.
This article focuses on special equipment and useful tecniques for a better use of the elements lying in the bathroom, included those little objects that can make the everyday activities easier.
Subject (according to the ISO classification of assistive products)
- Commode chairs (ISO 09.12.03)
- Toilets (ISO 09.12.06)
- Toilet seats (ISO 09.12.09)
- Raised toilet seats mounted on frame (ISO 09.12.12)
- Toilet seat inserts (ISO 09.12.15)
- Raised toilet seats fixed to toilet (ISO 09.12.18)
- Bath boards (ISO 09.33.04)
- Non-slip bath mats, non-slip shower mats and non-slip tapes (ISO 09.33.06)
- Showers and shower units (ISO 09.33.09)
- Bathing stretchers, shower tables and diaper-changing tables (ISO 09.33.12)
- Wash basins (ISO 09.33.15)
- Bidets (ISO 09.33.18)
- Bathtubs (ISO 09.33.21)
- Mobile hoists for transferring a person in standing position (ISO 12.36.04)
- Mobile hoists for transferring a person in sitting position with solid seats (ISO 12.36.06)
- Mobile hoists for transferring a person in lying position (ISO 12.36.09)
- Stationary hoists fixed to walls, floor or ceiling (ISO 12.36.12)
- Stationary hoists fixed to, or mounted in or on, another product (ISO 12.36.15)
- Handrails and support rails (ISO 18.18.03)
- Fixed grab bars and handgrips (ISO 18.18.06)
- Hinged rails and arm supports (ISO 18.18.11)
